Make SPAG tastier by giving it a delicious Honeydukes Sweets theme from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. This pack of printable graphics and activities is full of unique designs to bring Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar to life. 17 individual designs are included with printable resources to support many of the activities. Areas include: Fronted Adverbials Subordinate conjunction Spelling Menus Phonics Prepositions Verbs Adverbs Lego brick word classes Conjunctions Sentence Starters Some of the activites will require additonal items to create 3D elements as shown in the example photograph included in the pack.

This pack includes 7 beautifully presented posters (plus some alternative colours) that are sure to inspire the little wizards in your classroom! Files as jpegs and as a PDF

Howdy partners, It’s time for the most rootin’-tootin’wild west multiplication shoot out! Get your fingers on the triggers ‘n’ get ready to fire your pistols. It’s time to show you’re the sharpest shooter in town! A fun, themed multplication game where children can compete to be the faster gun slinger as they develop their multiplication recall. Game includes random number generators for up to 12x12. Either use a set times table by clicking through the first number until you find the table you want or play randomly. For preference purposes, an alternative version includes a hover over the number ability (rather than clicking) Music included that plays across the slides. various ways to play: 1- children are back to back and have to turn round to shoot the answer at their partner 2- 2 teams: each child on a team has a set number of ‘bullets’. They choose when to use them by throwing hand up and shouting bang. The fastest hand gets to answer. A point if correct. If hesitation or wrong answer, it goes to the other team. NOTE: Make sure you enable macros when given the option as this will allow the randomisation to function

Need to help build vocabulary around dragons? These magically presented dragon words mats will be hugely valuable in the classroom. 3 different word mats covering nouns, verbs and adjectives all related to dragons.

A fun way to recall the 6 times table facts as children need to show they can match the times table to the answer. Print out one per child and have them draw on the arrows, or print as reusable copies where children could place arrows (eg matchsticks) down on the maze to show the route through or simply follow along with their finger. Includes answer sheet.

A tool to help your children reflect on their year. 10 different colour options included. (including a black and white)

A new times table battle game to help your class learn their 3,4 and 8 x tables Your kids are going to love learning their tables using the Kingdom of Multiplication ‘Risk’ style game where they need to conquer and hold onto different territories by answering the times table questions. Castle already occupied? Challenge your opponent to a battle using the division facts battle cards. Watch out for the dragons and other surprises that show up in the times table draw pile! With fun bonuses and penalties, it definitely make learning the multiplication facts more fun!

Want to raise the profile of a BIG artist in a miniature way? Make yourself a miniature art gallery! They are such a unique, space-saving way to highlight an artist and a brilliant way to inspire children to copy their style. Print out the pages from this PPT/ PDF as small as you wish. This pack gets you going with Roy Lichtenstein.

Ready to print HFW all in unique designs. Great for display, for use as flashcards or for word games. Includes: A4 pdf with 2 words per page PowerPoint with the words as jpegs to copy and past into any resource you need

**Help your class to learn times tables with this fun, new approach with a Roman Empire theme. ** Challenge your kids s on the 3, 4 and 8 times tables as the invade territories to match the spread of the Roman Empire. With additional challenge cards that relate to events in Roman history, the kids will be sure to catch a buzz for this topic. Also includes a map for the children to colour in, showing their understanding of how the Roman Empire spread across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. How to play Take it in turns to draw a territory card. Correctly answer the multiplication in the time agreed and claim the territory on the map by finding the answer (the multiple). Place the counter next to the multiple. If incorrect, play moves on. Place the card on the discard pile. If you correctly answer and a territory is already occupied, a battle is required! Flip a battle card so you can both see at the same time. The first to answer wins the battle and claims or keeps the territory. Place the battle card on the discard pile. Some territories were particularly important to the Romans. They are marked with a banner . Occupying these will give a bonus point at the end of the game! Special cards are shuffled into the pack of territory cards. These cards have special challenges based on historical events. Read them carefully and do what they say. Once cards are all used from either pack, shuffle the cards in the discard pile and use them again. Continue until time runs out. If all territories are claimed, players can choose a territory to attack using the battle cards. At the end of the game, count up how many territories you own. Each territory = 1 point For every territory with a banner, add 1 extra point. Remove or add any points from cards you may have gathered.

This mindful monarch activity is to encourage children to be like the monarch butterfly, finding time to rest along the journey.

These posters are to give children ways to explore with clay. Can you make the clay…? It is so important that we teach the children how to use clay, giving them time to explore, before we expect a final outcome. Tips: I use a lesson to just the kids explore. First creating the smoothest balls, then seeing how flat they can make it without tearing, then creating the longest and thinest sausages. Finally, introducing this word mat. Encourage them to only use their hands before introducing tools later.

Here’s a poster to encourage children to let those unhelpful words fall off them. Use it as a discussion point that, although it can be tricky, those negative words people speak over us don’t have to define us. A discussion to build resilience.

Print these 4 bricks with vignette effect. A3 works well and cartridge paper adds texture. Stagger them when sticking together. Rotate some 180’ to give a different effect.

Fun, simple labels for the elements of art!